Other:
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Each function is executed
by a two-step procedure: Click to select a desired value from the pull-down
menu and click the Apply button for the configuration to take
effect. Some configuration changes may only take effect after resetting the
subsystem.
See below for configuration with Drive-Side Parameters, click here for Host-Side
and Disk-Array Parameters.
- Drive-Side Parameters -
SCSI Motor Spin Up:
Selected when hard drives need to "Spin-up by SCSI command". By default,
all hard drives will start spinning up when powered-on. Also refer to the documentation
that came with your hard drives.
Maximum Tag Count: The subsystem supports tag command queuing
with an adjustable
maximum tag count from 1 to 128. The default setting is “Enabled”
with a maximum tag count of 32.
Disk Access Delay Time(Sec): Sets the delay time before the
subsystem tries to access the hard
drives after power-on. Default is 15 seconds.
Disk I/O Timeout(Sec): is the time interval for the subsystem
to wait for a drive to respond to I/O requests. Selectable intervals range from
1 to 10 seconds.
Drive Check Period(Sec): is the time interval for the controller
to check all disk drives that were on the drive busses at controller startup.
The default value is “Disabled.” “Disabled” means that
if a drive is
removed from the bus, the controller will not be able to know – so long
as no host accesses that drive. Changing the check time to any other value allows
the controller to check – at the selected time
interval – all array hard drives. If any drive is then removed, the controller
will be able to
know – even if no host accesses that drive.
SAF-TE/SES Device Check Period(Sec): If there are enclosure
devices in your RAID enclosure being monitored via SAF-TE/SES, use this function
to decide at what interval the subsystem will check the status of these devices.
SMART: This allows you to configure SMART-related functionality.
SMART is short for Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology. Click
here for more information about SMART.
Drive Fail Swap Check Period(Sec): The subsystem scans drive
buses at this interval to check if a failed
drive has been replaced.
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